Opinion
Grain markets headed into the Easter holiday weekend on a bit more volatility, helping most futures stay in the green. Oats were the big winner, rebounding up 4.15% since last Friday, closely followed by 3.5% and 3.15% by soymeal and corn respectively. The U.S. dollar was the big loser of the week, down 0.6%, which supported grain markets (as mentioned), including wheat up 1.25% and soybeans up 1.6% in the past week. If it wasn’t for a WASDE report from the USDA, you’d think the world is on the hunt for grain. Why would I say that? There’s still a fair…
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